Realme TV teaser confirms MediaTek processor, Dolby Audio: key features and specifications revealed in an upcoming television
The specifications and features of Realme TV have been revealed by a new teaser of the company. After several leaks and teasers, Realme finally confirmed to launch its first television on 25 May. Realme TV is the company’s first television globally and will be launched in India first. A new teaser posted by Realme on its website has revealed some key details about Realme TV, including features and specifications. Not all details about the upcoming television have been revealed, and we will have to keep up with the full list of details as well as the launch for pricing.
The teaser on the company’s website reveals important details about Reality TV, including audio capabilities and processors that power the TV. The company revealed some of the television’s product shots, revealing a ‘bezel-less design’ – more accurately as thin borders around the screen to maximize screen size while remaining relatively compact to the TV Is defined. There is also a Chroma Boost picture engine for image processing, and brightness up to 400 nits.
Powering the TV is the 64-bit MediaTek processor, which is widely regarded as the leading processor manufacturer for smart TVs. The processor has a Cortex A53 CPU and Mali-470GP 3GPU. For audio, Realme TV will have a four-speaker system with 24W output, and support for Dolby audio. Finally, a teaser on the page suggests some sort of voice command integration on Realm TV, more details of which will be revealed on May 20. Full details will be revealed when the TV is launched on 25 May.
Although the screen size is to be confirmed by Realme, earlier reports and leaks suggest that the television size maybe 43 inches. It is likely that it will be a 4K TV, although it may have a more affordable version with full-HD resolution. Realme will also price the TV competitively to take on Xiaomi, which has a strong position in the Indian market thanks to the Mi TV range of smart TVs.
